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- Microsoft announces ASP.NET zero-day vuln
- Microsoft mum on leaked Phone OS plans
- Early Bell recordings live again (kind of)
- Stratfor attackers prep to publish emails
- Akamai seizes Cotendo for US$268m
- Intel gets Atoms out ahead of CES
- Mozilla isn't a charity case - and Google's $300m will do nicely
- Mighty WAN pumper offered in the struggle to cope with Big Data
- Jobs' 'nuclear war' is not doing Apple any good - analyst
- It's going to be a White (Space) winter after all
- Apple's TV killer 'on shelves by summer 2012'
- China pumps CCTV into Freeview HD boxes
- Wi-Fi desk rodents break free from oppressive cabling
- 2012 Games Preview
- NASA to place twin probes in Moon orbit as you snog beneath mistletoe
- Boycott forces Go Daddy U-turn on anti-piracy law backing
- Cisco: We are NOT lagging behind Brocade
- Facebook suggests you get out more - and it'll tell you how
| Microsoft announces ASP.NET zero-day vuln Posted: 28 Dec 2011 02:33 PM PST Workaround ahead of patchJust in case anybody's got a BOFH working at the moment, pay attention: Microsoft has released a security advisory covering a zero-day vulnerability in ASP.NET.… |
| Microsoft mum on leaked Phone OS plans Posted: 28 Dec 2011 02:17 PM PST Apollo upgrade plans for stellar salesMicrosoft has told The Register that it has no comment on an apparently leaked copy of upgrade plans for its mobile phone operating system.… |
| Early Bell recordings live again (kind of) Posted: 28 Dec 2011 02:00 PM PST Optical scan mimics stylus on 125-year-old wax disksThe Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratories says it has reconstructed sounds recorded in Alexander Graham Bell's laboratory in the late 19th century.…
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| Stratfor attackers prep to publish emails Posted: 28 Dec 2011 01:30 PM PST That's if you trust the Pastebin postsSomeone claiming to speak – or at least post – on behalf of Antisec has published a threat on Pastebin that they are planning to release e-mails obtained in the Stratfor Global Intelligence break-in.… |
| Akamai seizes Cotendo for US$268m Posted: 28 Dec 2011 01:02 PM PST First we sue, then we buy youAkamai Technologies is set to buy cloud based technology provider Cotendo for $US268 million, with the transaction expected to be closed in the first half of 2012.… |
| Intel gets Atoms out ahead of CES Posted: 28 Dec 2011 11:27 AM PST Dual-cores for dying marketsIntel says shipments have started on its latest lines of dual-core Atom processors, formerly known as Cedar Trail, and that it's aiming them at the netbook and healthcare markets.… |
| Mozilla isn't a charity case - and Google's $300m will do nicely Posted: 28 Dec 2011 10:02 AM PST Paying for Google search in Firefox is just businessOpen ... and Shut Some people seem to think Google gave Mozilla a sweetheart deal when it renewed its search agreement for Firefox. At roughly $300 million per year, it will fund quite a bit of open-source development at Mozilla, but this isn't a case of Google going soft during the Christmas season. It is, as Mozilla veteran Asa Dotzler argues, simply a case of Google paying the going market rate for traffic to its ads.… |
| Mighty WAN pumper offered in the struggle to cope with Big Data Posted: 28 Dec 2011 09:19 AM PST A pipe so fat it can satiate even the biggest boxesCompanies may be excited about doing Google-style analytics on all aspects of their business with Hadoop and other "big data" tools, but big businesses are bracing for bigger phone bills as big data is starting to generate big traffic across the distributed operations of enterprises.…
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| Jobs' 'nuclear war' is not doing Apple any good - analyst Posted: 28 Dec 2011 08:26 AM PST Rivals will evade patents with crafty workaroundsApple's patent wars will start to hurt shareholders if Apple continues to pursue its lawsuits against Samsung, HTC and Motorola, an analyst has said.… |
| It's going to be a White (Space) winter after all Posted: 28 Dec 2011 07:31 AM PST First database of available frequencies gets January go-aheadThe FCC has announced that the world's first White Space database will go live on 26 January 2012, allowing unlicensed devices to find unused frequencies, as long as they're in Wilmington, North Carolina.… |
| Apple's TV killer 'on shelves by summer 2012' Posted: 28 Dec 2011 06:16 AM PST If at first you don't succeed, try, try, try againOne of Steve Jobs' final ambitions was to revolutionise television. And if supply-chain moles are telling the truth, we'll get to see what exactly the great man had in mind in a few months, when Apple's new iTVs start rolling off the production line.… |
| China pumps CCTV into Freeview HD boxes Posted: 28 Dec 2011 05:29 AM PST All the news the Chinese want you to seeChina has launched three TV channels onto Freeview HD, so now those few who are equipped with compatible, and connected, Freeview boxes can see how China sees the world.… |
| Wi-Fi desk rodents break free from oppressive cabling Posted: 28 Dec 2011 04:39 AM PST A mouse without wires! It's a Christmas miracleA reference design for a wireless mouse has received Wi-Fi Direct certification, making it the first rodent to achieve such fame, though not, perhaps, the very first to ditch the wire.…
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| Posted: 28 Dec 2011 04:00 AM PST What to put on your play listWhat are you most looking forward to next year? Euro 2012 and the Olympics? Quad-core fondleslabs? The extra bank holiday? Ridley Scott's Prometheus? Sequoia blitzing 20 petaflops? Something entirely different, perhaps? Or maybe you're just too busy cramming your underground bunker full of bottled water and dried fruit ahead of 433 Eros' flyby and the end of the 13th b'ak'tun to care?… |
| NASA to place twin probes in Moon orbit as you snog beneath mistletoe Posted: 28 Dec 2011 03:33 AM PST Formation-flying washing machines in spaaaace! ExcellentNASA has announced that it expects to place two formation-flying space probes into orbit around the Moon on New Year's Eve and New Year's Day. The Gravity Recovery And Interior Laboratory (GRAIL) spacecraft are intended to map the lunar gravitational field with unprecedented accuracy, giving the boffinry community many useful facts about our largest natural satellite.… |
| Boycott forces Go Daddy U-turn on anti-piracy law backing Posted: 28 Dec 2011 03:29 AM PST Ditches SOPA support as punters transfer domains in protestHosting provider and registrar Go Daddy has done an abrupt about-face on its support for the controversial US Stop Online Piracy Act following calls for a boycott of its services.… |
| Cisco: We are NOT lagging behind Brocade Posted: 28 Dec 2011 02:33 AM PST FCoE ahead of 16GBit/s FC, sniffs bossBlocks and Files A Cisco boss fired a warning shot across Brocade's bow after the rival networking biz bragged that it had a two-year lead over Cisco in the 16Gb/s Fibre Channel arena.… |
| Facebook suggests you get out more - and it'll tell you how Posted: 28 Dec 2011 01:42 AM PST It knows what you did last summer and next summerIn another move by Facebook to predict user behaviour, the human herding site has introduced Suggested Events: a feature that will offer bright ideas for what you should do on Friday night. Zuckerberg knows how your little mind works.… |
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